Szczepan Twardoch is a contemporary Polish author known for his novels, essays, and short stories. Born on December 24, 1979, in Upper Silesia, he often explores themes of identity, history, and culture in his works. Twardoch's writing is characterized by its rich language and deep psychological insight. He gained significant recognition for his novel Morfina, which delves into the complexities of addiction and personal struggle. Twardoch's works have been translated into several languages, earning him a place among notable modern Polish writers. His contributions to literature reflect the diverse experiences of Polish society.